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Young Justice (1998) #0
Young Justice: A League of Their Own
Follows the adventures of the teen superheroes as they fight Mighty Endowed, Tora, and a slew of other supervillains.
181 pages, Paperback
First published December 1, 1998
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Peter David
2,989 books1,364 followersaka David Peters
Peter Allen David, often abbreviated PAD, was an American writer of comic books, novels, television, films, and video games. His notable comic book work includes an award-winning 12-year run on The Incredible Hulk, as well as runs on Aquaman, Young Justice, SpyBoy, Supergirl, Fallen Angel, Spider-Man, Spider-Man 2099, Captain Marvel, and X-Factor.
His Star Trek work included comic books and novels such as the New Frontier book series. His other novels included film adaptations, media tie-ins, and original works, such as the Apropos of Nothing and Knight Life series. His television work includes series such as Babylon 5, Young Justice, Ben 10: Alien Force and Nickelodeon's Space Cases, which he co-created with Bill Mumy.
David often jokingly described his occupation as "Writer of Stuff", and he was noted for his prolific writing, characterized by its mingling of real-world issues with humor and references to popular culture, as well as elements of metafiction and self-reference.
David earned multiple awards for his work, including a 1992 Eisner Award, a 1993 Wizard Fan Award, a 1996 Haxtur Award, a 2007 Julie Award and a 2011 GLAAD Media Award.
Peter Allen David, often abbreviated PAD, was an American writer of comic books, novels, television, films, and video games. His notable comic book work includes an award-winning 12-year run on The Incredible Hulk, as well as runs on Aquaman, Young Justice, SpyBoy, Supergirl, Fallen Angel, Spider-Man, Spider-Man 2099, Captain Marvel, and X-Factor.
His Star Trek work included comic books and novels such as the New Frontier book series. His other novels included film adaptations, media tie-ins, and original works, such as the Apropos of Nothing and Knight Life series. His television work includes series such as Babylon 5, Young Justice, Ben 10: Alien Force and Nickelodeon's Space Cases, which he co-created with Bill Mumy.
David often jokingly described his occupation as "Writer of Stuff", and he was noted for his prolific writing, characterized by its mingling of real-world issues with humor and references to popular culture, as well as elements of metafiction and self-reference.
David earned multiple awards for his work, including a 1992 Eisner Award, a 1993 Wizard Fan Award, a 1996 Haxtur Award, a 2007 Julie Award and a 2011 GLAAD Media Award.
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July 6, 2018
Okay, this comic is dated. Like uber dated. Like some lingo I never even heard was used in it and I'm a 90s baby. Its interesting, lol.
It also does a thing I kinda hate which is where every character refers to each other by their codenames. Kon frequently calls Tim "Rob" which is a nickname based on his codename and I didn't like that. I was confused about Cassie being a brunette because I swear she has blond hair in other comics? Idk.
Anywho, David fooled around with some fourth wall breaking here. There were quite a few really bad jokes. Like not offensive just dad jokes? Tim talked like someone's middle aged stepdad. I'm trying to like this character, honest I am but he's quite the wet blanket here. Although, I think I finally pinpointed why Tim Drake doesn't work as a character for me: he's like Batman. He's super competent, highly skilled, intelligent, etc but he has little to no personality in 90% of the books I've read with him. Here, he just spoils everyone else's fun and that's sort of his only role. I had wondered if perhaps I just don't like straight man type characters but I adore Captain America and he does quite a few of the same things. Something about Tim just doesn't work for me. I hope that changes as the series goes on.
Anywho, I adore Kon. Kon's a dear. He's adorable, a little temperamental and protective over his teammates. I've decided to stan.
I was annoyed at how the women were written in 90% of this. Again, I hate when a female character's only personality trait is being boy crazy. A lot of Cassie's role here is drooling over Superboy and being jealous when he fawns over Arrowette. I should also mention Arrowette showed no interest in anyone (except Cassie, to be honest). It's so stupid, immature and honestly it just annoys me. Women have a lot more to discuss besides whether a dude finds them dateable. I hope Cassie gets over that soon. Because Cissie is adorable and they'd actually be adorable together (I'm pretty damn sure that doesn't happen though).
So, while dated, this was pretty interesting. Not gonna lie, all of Impulse's line were annoying to me. But I'll continue on because this series is okay.
It also does a thing I kinda hate which is where every character refers to each other by their codenames. Kon frequently calls Tim "Rob" which is a nickname based on his codename and I didn't like that. I was confused about Cassie being a brunette because I swear she has blond hair in other comics? Idk.
Anywho, David fooled around with some fourth wall breaking here. There were quite a few really bad jokes. Like not offensive just dad jokes? Tim talked like someone's middle aged stepdad. I'm trying to like this character, honest I am but he's quite the wet blanket here. Although, I think I finally pinpointed why Tim Drake doesn't work as a character for me: he's like Batman. He's super competent, highly skilled, intelligent, etc but he has little to no personality in 90% of the books I've read with him. Here, he just spoils everyone else's fun and that's sort of his only role. I had wondered if perhaps I just don't like straight man type characters but I adore Captain America and he does quite a few of the same things. Something about Tim just doesn't work for me. I hope that changes as the series goes on.
Anywho, I adore Kon. Kon's a dear. He's adorable, a little temperamental and protective over his teammates. I've decided to stan.
I was annoyed at how the women were written in 90% of this. Again, I hate when a female character's only personality trait is being boy crazy. A lot of Cassie's role here is drooling over Superboy and being jealous when he fawns over Arrowette. I should also mention Arrowette showed no interest in anyone (except Cassie, to be honest). It's so stupid, immature and honestly it just annoys me. Women have a lot more to discuss besides whether a dude finds them dateable. I hope Cassie gets over that soon. Because Cissie is adorable and they'd actually be adorable together (I'm pretty damn sure that doesn't happen though).
So, while dated, this was pretty interesting. Not gonna lie, all of Impulse's line were annoying to me. But I'll continue on because this series is okay.
April 26, 2020
A very interesting first series about a couple of teenage superheroes trying to make it on their own (wait a minute...) Robin, Superboy and Impluse team up and fight the bad guys, even when fighting themselves. They soon gain more members and even attract the attention of the Justice League! A great series to read when wanting to know more about the Young Justice and how it all started.
P.S. There is a TV series that is called Young Justice and there are actually similarities to these comics!
P.S. There is a TV series that is called Young Justice and there are actually similarities to these comics!
August 5, 2018
3.5
Fun and engaging, I enjoyed it quite a bit. Issues 5 and 6 were my favourites.
Fun and engaging, I enjoyed it quite a bit. Issues 5 and 6 were my favourites.
April 15, 2021
Me encanta la forma en la que se rompe la cuarta pared con el lector hablándole directamente, igual que las relaciones entre los personajes. De lo más divertido que he leído en mucho tiempo. El peak de la ironía. 100% recomendado.
December 31, 2009
I have always loved the light, humorous air of teen-aged superhero comics. Young Justice has even more to recommend it and that more comes in the shape of Robin. Tim Drake is, as I have said many times before, the best Robin ever. Oh, it isn't Dick's fault that he was found by Bruce after his parents died and he didn't, say, obsessively track down Batman because he is smart enough to do that. It is totally Jason's fault that he was angry and boring all of the time, but that's not important. What matters is that Tim won his way into the Bat-Family through is amazingly detailed intelligence and thankfully-not-debilitating OCD.
It is just awesome to see him interacting with other heroes his own age, most of whom did not in any way choose their lives. Tim is prepared for every eventuality while the others are--to a teen--the type to blaze in and ask questions never. He wears a second mask under his mask just in case he is dared to take it off during their truth or dare game. And yes, they play truth or dare, because they're sixteen and that's what sixteen-year-olds do. And I absolutely believe that that is not the only dare he prepared for in advance. He would never choose truth, but isn't it more than a little possible that he'd rehearsed his little speech about giving up being Robin happily when humankind is a utopia without crime or heartache? (Of course, this is more than a little sad given Certain Future Events involving People Who Don't Get Angsty Memorials In The Bat-Cave.) Perhaps he rehearsed more than that. Knowing Tim, I'm willing to believe that he had answers of that caliber to fifty or sixty questions, all designed to boost team morale and assist in the development of teamwork. I'm sure he also had swim trunks in case anyone suggested skinny dipping, a low level white noise generator in case anyone snored, and a gas mask in case the Scarecrow attacked the camp site for no reason.
It is just awesome to see him interacting with other heroes his own age, most of whom did not in any way choose their lives. Tim is prepared for every eventuality while the others are--to a teen--the type to blaze in and ask questions never. He wears a second mask under his mask just in case he is dared to take it off during their truth or dare game. And yes, they play truth or dare, because they're sixteen and that's what sixteen-year-olds do. And I absolutely believe that that is not the only dare he prepared for in advance. He would never choose truth, but isn't it more than a little possible that he'd rehearsed his little speech about giving up being Robin happily when humankind is a utopia without crime or heartache? (Of course, this is more than a little sad given Certain Future Events involving People Who Don't Get Angsty Memorials In The Bat-Cave.) Perhaps he rehearsed more than that. Knowing Tim, I'm willing to believe that he had answers of that caliber to fifty or sixty questions, all designed to boost team morale and assist in the development of teamwork. I'm sure he also had swim trunks in case anyone suggested skinny dipping, a low level white noise generator in case anyone snored, and a gas mask in case the Scarecrow attacked the camp site for no reason.
November 17, 2020
So much of this inspired the Young Justice TV show! For being over 20 years old, this is a fun book. I love young heroes working as a team, so this is up my alley, naturally. That said, it was a bit dated for me, and there was too much dialogue most of the time. I found myself skimming. 3.5/5 stars.
October 25, 2020
Id, ego and superego unleashed.
Robin, Superboy and Impulse start their own version of the Justice League. Not Justice League Junior, but Young Justice.
Reading this brought back memories of watching the first 2 seasons and Supergirl on Netflix. The last chapter was referenced in an episode of Teen Titans: GO.
July 22, 2025
Los jovencícismos titanes de David en una de las renovaciones más logradas, divertidas y necesarias de la DC de fines de los 90s.
Lamentablemente no se editaron más tomos dedicados a Young Justice en estos coleccionables pero finalmente se puede conseguir la serie completa recopilada en inglés.
Lamentablemente no se editaron más tomos dedicados a Young Justice en estos coleccionables pero finalmente se puede conseguir la serie completa recopilada en inglés.
December 30, 2023
Puntaje: 4.5 Estrellas.
Hace más de 6 años había leído por primera vez esta historia, esto debido a que había visto la serie de Young Justice en Cartoon Network y quería saber más de este equipo. Evidentemente, la serie no tiene mucho que ver con estos cómics, pero sí disfrute mucho la lectura de un buen par de volúmenes de Young Justice.
Varios años más tarde, regreso a esta serie de cómics gracias a la Colección de Novelas Gráficas de DC, y ahora quiero leerme toda la serie completa. Dios, en qué me he metido?
Young Justice es un cómic para lectores jóvenes, aquí veremos como los sidekicks (También conocidos como los ayudantes de los superhéroes) se juntan para pasar el rato y, de paso, combatir el crimen. En así como Robin, Superboy e Impulse se reúnen por primera vez. Más adelante, dentro del mismo tomo, se integrarán otros personajes como Secreto, Wonder Girl y Arrowette.
Personalmente le tengo mucho cariño a esta generación de héroes, pues son quienes más adelante heredan el manto de los Teen Titans, justo después del evento “Día de graduación”. Además, ellos protagonizan una de las series más importantes en la historia de los Jóvenes Titanes (La cual también quiero releer para reseñarla por acá).
No hay mucho que decir sobre este cómic. Es simplemente una lectura divertida y entretenida, perfecta para enganchar a lectores jóvenes en los cómics. Disfruté mucho leyendolo y estaré explorando los demás volúmenes durante el 2024.
Hace más de 6 años había leído por primera vez esta historia, esto debido a que había visto la serie de Young Justice en Cartoon Network y quería saber más de este equipo. Evidentemente, la serie no tiene mucho que ver con estos cómics, pero sí disfrute mucho la lectura de un buen par de volúmenes de Young Justice.
Varios años más tarde, regreso a esta serie de cómics gracias a la Colección de Novelas Gráficas de DC, y ahora quiero leerme toda la serie completa. Dios, en qué me he metido?
Young Justice es un cómic para lectores jóvenes, aquí veremos como los sidekicks (También conocidos como los ayudantes de los superhéroes) se juntan para pasar el rato y, de paso, combatir el crimen. En así como Robin, Superboy e Impulse se reúnen por primera vez. Más adelante, dentro del mismo tomo, se integrarán otros personajes como Secreto, Wonder Girl y Arrowette.
Personalmente le tengo mucho cariño a esta generación de héroes, pues son quienes más adelante heredan el manto de los Teen Titans, justo después del evento “Día de graduación”. Además, ellos protagonizan una de las series más importantes en la historia de los Jóvenes Titanes (La cual también quiero releer para reseñarla por acá).
No hay mucho que decir sobre este cómic. Es simplemente una lectura divertida y entretenida, perfecta para enganchar a lectores jóvenes en los cómics. Disfruté mucho leyendolo y estaré explorando los demás volúmenes durante el 2024.
March 8, 2021
I used to love this graphic novel when I was younger.
It's an origin story for Young Justice. This is definitely a piece aimed at younger readers. There's a lot of cheese and many questionable jokes, also some of the dynamics haven't aged particularly well. There is also little compelling story to tie the fragmented issues together - beyond the fact that they are joining together to form a team. The few really intriguing elements, like what the deal with Secret is, aren't wrapped up here and I presume were ongoing narratives in the issues following these.
Still a bit of fun but certainly not some of the greatest comic material out there by a long stretch.
It's an origin story for Young Justice. This is definitely a piece aimed at younger readers. There's a lot of cheese and many questionable jokes, also some of the dynamics haven't aged particularly well. There is also little compelling story to tie the fragmented issues together - beyond the fact that they are joining together to form a team. The few really intriguing elements, like what the deal with Secret is, aren't wrapped up here and I presume were ongoing narratives in the issues following these.
Still a bit of fun but certainly not some of the greatest comic material out there by a long stretch.
December 24, 2012
Well, this was almost painfully dated. Oh, I still enjoyed it. I almost always like reading any of DC's teen hero books. But this would have been so much more amusing when it was written. Now, the references are dated, but not nearly as dated as the art. I'm sure it was quite serviceable at the time, but now... And I'll stay away from the clothes and hair. Still, I remember really liking it when it first came out.
But put all that aside, and it's a fun, light weight teen superhero book. The character interactions are realistic and, honestly, the best part of the book. We're watching teens who aren't necessarily compatible in the first place grow to become good friends and teammates. A lot of this will carry over into the characters' Teen Titans run, which I also remember liking at the time.
But put all that aside, and it's a fun, light weight teen superhero book. The character interactions are realistic and, honestly, the best part of the book. We're watching teens who aren't necessarily compatible in the first place grow to become good friends and teammates. A lot of this will carry over into the characters' Teen Titans run, which I also remember liking at the time.
August 14, 2021
Creo que este cómic cae en lo que caen muchas historias de Dc, Que no tienden a tener continuidad, o al menos las historias de esta colección de Novelas Gráficas.
No tengo mucha cosa mala para decir de esta historia solamente que me hubiera gustado mas conexión entre ellas, además de que el final siento que fue un tanto anticlimático.
Fuera de eso pasemos a lo bueno.
Me parece que la historia que mas me gusto fue la historia de Young Justice intentando de probarse a si mismos ante la Liga de La Justicia quienes creen que los primeros mencionados no se encuentran todavía a la altura para enfrentarse a enemigos bastante poderosos como lo era el enemigo que ellos tenían que enfrentarse en estos momentos. Así que me pareció bueno el hecho de que tuvieran un tiempo límite de veinti tantos minutos para poder resolver todo el tema, pero si me hubiera gustado ver mas de Arrowete y Wonder Girl.
´Lo que si es que sentí bastante planos a los personajes principales, siento que nunca se salieron del molde en el cual estaban al principio, lo mas cercano fue la escena del campamento cuando hablaban de si dejarían la vida de héroes y aun así. Me parece que el que mas cambió al menos un poco fue Superboy con su escena final preocupándose de que los demás crecerían en algún momento y lo dejarían a el atrás, pero no hicieron mucho con ello. La escena de los padres de los miembros de El Equipo también fue interesante, sobre todo el enfrentamiento entre las madres de las chicas debido a que ambas tenían puntos a favor como suele suceder con estas conversaciones, y ver a Nightwing apartando a ambas hizo que amara al personaje mas de lo que lo amo ya jajajajaja.
Por otra parte tenemos a Secreto, algo que me gusto fue que ella apareciera mas en la historia mas allá de su participación en el Issue donde el equipo se enfrenta con Daño, si mal no recuerdo aparece en la caricatura pero es solamente en el episodio de Noche de Chicas, y nunca mas, fue bueno verla como un miembro del equipo y no solamente como una chica fantasma que aparece y solo dice Secreto, rectifico mis palabras del principio, el otro personaje que tuvo un poco mas de desarrollo fue Secreto o al menos así lo sentí yo.
Me parece que el Issue que tuvo menos relevancia a comparación de los demás fue el de Mr Mxyzptl debido a que no aporto nada a la trama a comparación de los otros como el primero el cual nos dio a la super moto la cual me recordó en cierto modo a Esfera al ser un instrumento alienígena consciente que se termina encariñando con El Equipo.
Tornado Rojo también fue uno de los personajes que me gusto que estuviera presente debido a que fue bueno verlo desde una perspectiva un poco mas humana y creo que justamente eso era lo que quería hacer el personaje, estar mas cerca de su humanidad al estar mas cerca de los miembros de El Equipo.
Por cierto debo agregar también que hubieron varios buenos momentos de humor que provocaron que me riera bastante.
No tengo mucha cosa mala para decir de esta historia solamente que me hubiera gustado mas conexión entre ellas, además de que el final siento que fue un tanto anticlimático.
Fuera de eso pasemos a lo bueno.
Me parece que la historia que mas me gusto fue la historia de Young Justice intentando de probarse a si mismos ante la Liga de La Justicia quienes creen que los primeros mencionados no se encuentran todavía a la altura para enfrentarse a enemigos bastante poderosos como lo era el enemigo que ellos tenían que enfrentarse en estos momentos. Así que me pareció bueno el hecho de que tuvieran un tiempo límite de veinti tantos minutos para poder resolver todo el tema, pero si me hubiera gustado ver mas de Arrowete y Wonder Girl.
´Lo que si es que sentí bastante planos a los personajes principales, siento que nunca se salieron del molde en el cual estaban al principio, lo mas cercano fue la escena del campamento cuando hablaban de si dejarían la vida de héroes y aun así. Me parece que el que mas cambió al menos un poco fue Superboy con su escena final preocupándose de que los demás crecerían en algún momento y lo dejarían a el atrás, pero no hicieron mucho con ello. La escena de los padres de los miembros de El Equipo también fue interesante, sobre todo el enfrentamiento entre las madres de las chicas debido a que ambas tenían puntos a favor como suele suceder con estas conversaciones, y ver a Nightwing apartando a ambas hizo que amara al personaje mas de lo que lo amo ya jajajajaja.
Por otra parte tenemos a Secreto, algo que me gusto fue que ella apareciera mas en la historia mas allá de su participación en el Issue donde el equipo se enfrenta con Daño, si mal no recuerdo aparece en la caricatura pero es solamente en el episodio de Noche de Chicas, y nunca mas, fue bueno verla como un miembro del equipo y no solamente como una chica fantasma que aparece y solo dice Secreto, rectifico mis palabras del principio, el otro personaje que tuvo un poco mas de desarrollo fue Secreto o al menos así lo sentí yo.
Me parece que el Issue que tuvo menos relevancia a comparación de los demás fue el de Mr Mxyzptl debido a que no aporto nada a la trama a comparación de los otros como el primero el cual nos dio a la super moto la cual me recordó en cierto modo a Esfera al ser un instrumento alienígena consciente que se termina encariñando con El Equipo.
Tornado Rojo también fue uno de los personajes que me gusto que estuviera presente debido a que fue bueno verlo desde una perspectiva un poco mas humana y creo que justamente eso era lo que quería hacer el personaje, estar mas cerca de su humanidad al estar mas cerca de los miembros de El Equipo.
Por cierto debo agregar también que hubieron varios buenos momentos de humor que provocaron que me riera bastante.
January 4, 2018
Reconozco que ésta Young Justice me ha pillado con el pie cambiado y que no debo haber entendido lo que quería transmitirme, pero el caso es que me ha dejado muy, pero que muy frío, aburriéndome bastante en la mayoría de las grapas que la componen.
Sé que es una obra dirigida a un público adolescente, que conecte con los personajes y que sólo busque diversión y humor desenfadados con versiones jóvenes de los grandes héroes de Dc (o sus aprendices).
Pero el caso es que en ningún momento he llegado a conectar, y vistas las notas de la gente, creo que he sido el único al que le ha sucedido esto.
Con unos personajes que no me hacen gracia, villanos (salvo una excepción) totalmente prescindibles y que vienen a hacer el payaso. Una dinámica de grupo absurdo y hasta inexistente. Personajes femeninos que son simples floreros... vamos que no ha habido trama que me haya enganchado.
Si es que hasta los autores se la toman a cachondeo, con elementos como la moto que hace lo que quiere, los inspectores de todas las agencias del mundo a la vez, transiciones día/noche en segundos... y humor autoreferencial.
Una obra que sólo gustará a los que busquen un comic de humor con personajes planos y que no pida nada al espectador. Algo similar a lo que han hecho con la peli Thor Ragnarok pero con menos gracia.
La apruebo porque entiendo que el comic no va dirigido a mí, y porque ha habido algún gag que me ha hecho gracia, pero ha supuesto una decepción importante.
Sé que es una obra dirigida a un público adolescente, que conecte con los personajes y que sólo busque diversión y humor desenfadados con versiones jóvenes de los grandes héroes de Dc (o sus aprendices).
Pero el caso es que en ningún momento he llegado a conectar, y vistas las notas de la gente, creo que he sido el único al que le ha sucedido esto.
Con unos personajes que no me hacen gracia, villanos (salvo una excepción) totalmente prescindibles y que vienen a hacer el payaso. Una dinámica de grupo absurdo y hasta inexistente. Personajes femeninos que son simples floreros... vamos que no ha habido trama que me haya enganchado.
Si es que hasta los autores se la toman a cachondeo, con elementos como la moto que hace lo que quiere, los inspectores de todas las agencias del mundo a la vez, transiciones día/noche en segundos... y humor autoreferencial.
Una obra que sólo gustará a los que busquen un comic de humor con personajes planos y que no pida nada al espectador. Algo similar a lo que han hecho con la peli Thor Ragnarok pero con menos gracia.
La apruebo porque entiendo que el comic no va dirigido a mí, y porque ha habido algún gag que me ha hecho gracia, pero ha supuesto una decepción importante.
July 5, 2021
I liked how Kon, Tim and Bart when together have only half of a braincell. The camping scene was cute. I liked how Red Tornado is the world's most deadpanned babysitter.
I liked the witches with the computers as an idea. That was a nice touch. Other wise I have very low tolerance for MXYZPTLK. I just don't find him funny at all.
I wanted to like the idea of parent-teacher conference, but it doesn't really work. Because if they were responsible parents/mentors, then the kids would not be out there superheroing, because they are f**** kids. It's a moral oxymoron that all superhero comics suffer from and they try to tackle it time to time, but I don't think I've read anything that actually worked, (maybe in fanfiction). I think it is better, when it is ignored, because if you go down this road, you need to commit, and commitment means Batman arrested for reckless child endangerment.
I am not fan of the art style. Poor Superboy.
I liked the witches with the computers as an idea. That was a nice touch. Other wise I have very low tolerance for MXYZPTLK. I just don't find him funny at all.
I wanted to like the idea of parent-teacher conference, but it doesn't really work. Because if they were responsible parents/mentors, then the kids would not be out there superheroing, because they are f**** kids. It's a moral oxymoron that all superhero comics suffer from and they try to tackle it time to time, but I don't think I've read anything that actually worked, (maybe in fanfiction). I think it is better, when it is ignored, because if you go down this road, you need to commit, and commitment means Batman arrested for reckless child endangerment.
I am not fan of the art style. Poor Superboy.
September 5, 2021
My interest in Young Justice and reason for buying this book falls souly on the fact I'm a 90s kid and 90s Superboy is easily one of my favorite childhood characters!
This book didn't blow me away, and I was bit thrown off by the tone and style of stories.
Loads of humor... not exactly your standard DC fair.
In the end this book won me over enough that I will continue collecting the other books, but I've decided to take a break and jump ahead to Bendis's Gemworld Wonder Comics Young Justice to see what I think of more modern take on these classic characters.
At times this book felt like a 3 for me because while some of the individual parts really interested me the over all through story wasn't to gripping.
I'll check out Book Two sometime soon, for now I decided on a 4 star rating because I'm optimistic about continuing to follow these characters!
This book didn't blow me away, and I was bit thrown off by the tone and style of stories.
Loads of humor... not exactly your standard DC fair.
In the end this book won me over enough that I will continue collecting the other books, but I've decided to take a break and jump ahead to Bendis's Gemworld Wonder Comics Young Justice to see what I think of more modern take on these classic characters.
At times this book felt like a 3 for me because while some of the individual parts really interested me the over all through story wasn't to gripping.
I'll check out Book Two sometime soon, for now I decided on a 4 star rating because I'm optimistic about continuing to follow these characters!
August 10, 2018
Los 90s parecen muy cercanos, pero leyendo este tipo de libros uno se da cuenta todo lo que han cambiado los comics.
Los primeros números, en donde solo están Superboy, Robin e Impulso (que me sono a guiño al origen de los Titanes con Aqualad, Robin y Kid Flash) es la peor parte, con personajes unidimensionales (el mujeriego, el loco, el serio) y chistes malísimos que parece contado por alguien que se acaba de tomar una línea muy gorda de merca. Horrible.
Después llegan las chicas y aunque continúan algunos cliches, con el final de la historia de "Daño" y la intervención de la JLA, las cosas cambian y es bueno ver que al final los personajes evolucionan para mejor, concluyendo con algunos números divertidos y mucho más balanceados.
Los primeros números, en donde solo están Superboy, Robin e Impulso (que me sono a guiño al origen de los Titanes con Aqualad, Robin y Kid Flash) es la peor parte, con personajes unidimensionales (el mujeriego, el loco, el serio) y chistes malísimos que parece contado por alguien que se acaba de tomar una línea muy gorda de merca. Horrible.
Después llegan las chicas y aunque continúan algunos cliches, con el final de la historia de "Daño" y la intervención de la JLA, las cosas cambian y es bueno ver que al final los personajes evolucionan para mejor, concluyendo con algunos números divertidos y mucho más balanceados.
March 23, 2018
Serio nastolatki takie są? Scenariusz jakby pisany przez schizofrenika, który wszędzie chce wepchnąć swojego wyimaginowanego przyjaciela w formie inteligentnego motocykla... supercykla. Bart (kid flash) to biegnąca definicja ADHD, Superboy i Robin również przegięci w swoje strony, a dziewczyny w ekipie są tylko wypełniaczem. Słaby komiks superbohaterski, słaby komiks w ogóle. Niby miał być parodią ale wyszło tak mizernie, że nawet humor tutaj gryzie glebę.
July 2, 2020
Young Justice vol 1 is such a lighthearted and fun volume to read. I started reading this series as I it features prominently "Impulse", my favorite speedster and I was not disappointed . Not every story should be world-breaking and universe-shattering in order for it be great.
My only problem with this volume is the ending of Young Justice 1.000.000. It was dark but tried it to pass it off as a joke. However, the future "Impulse" was amazing.
My only problem with this volume is the ending of Young Justice 1.000.000. It was dark but tried it to pass it off as a joke. However, the future "Impulse" was amazing.
December 31, 2021
Gostei bastante das histórias, uma pena que no Brasil só trouxeram as 7 primeiras edições. O impulso é incrível kkkkkkkkkk
É bem divertido ver esse novo grupo de jovens heróis. Nesse encadernado temos a formação da justiça jovem e suas relações, que são bem desenvolvidas, com toques de ação que equilibram bem as histórias mesclando humor e seriedade.
É bem divertido ver esse novo grupo de jovens heróis. Nesse encadernado temos a formação da justiça jovem e suas relações, que são bem desenvolvidas, com toques de ação que equilibram bem as histórias mesclando humor e seriedade.
August 4, 2025
NOT The Justice League
NOT The Titans. Teen or otherwise
These young heroes "sidekicks"
of other older heroes.
Come together to fight a menace.
The press in hounding
them accidentally a name
mis hearing
"we're not a team, We're young just us"
And Young Justice is born.
Becoming an instant hit
spawning a cartoon series.
Brilliant story telling
by an absolute Master.
NOT The Titans. Teen or otherwise
These young heroes "sidekicks"
of other older heroes.
Come together to fight a menace.
The press in hounding
them accidentally a name
mis hearing
"we're not a team, We're young just us"
And Young Justice is born.
Becoming an instant hit
spawning a cartoon series.
Brilliant story telling
by an absolute Master.
October 3, 2025
Fue un cómic ligero y divertido. Young Justice siempre tendrá un lugar especial en mi corazón, siendo la tercera generación de héroes en DC y recordando que en su momento fueron los consentidos de los fans. Me encantaría seguir leyéndolos y espero que vuelvan pronto a la continuidad del universo DC.
November 6, 2025
4.5/5 ☆
Se nota que tiene sus añitos, pero la verdad es que me diverti leyendo. Para qué negar.
Impulse es mi nuevo protegido, y la comparacion de Superboy con Peter Pan me destruye no saben como. Amo las ultimas ocasiones en donde Cissie y a Cassie interactuan, y espero que exploren su relacion porque son más que tiernas.
Se nota que tiene sus añitos, pero la verdad es que me diverti leyendo. Para qué negar.
Impulse es mi nuevo protegido, y la comparacion de Superboy con Peter Pan me destruye no saben como. Amo las ultimas ocasiones en donde Cissie y a Cassie interactuan, y espero que exploren su relacion porque son más que tiernas.
September 17, 2017
After reading Young Justice: A League of Their Own I thought it was okay. I felt that the super villain's did not really seem all that powerful. I also felt that the team was not really challenged. The plot was okay, but not much to it.
July 26, 2025
Es una lectura entretenida, lo disfrute muchísimo. Sin embargo, hay ciertas bromas que no envejecieron muy bien, pero igual este cómic es de los 90s así que lo dejo pasar.
La dinámica del grupo es lo que más destaco, sus interacciones son todo ajskfhfjjf
La dinámica del grupo es lo que más destaco, sus interacciones son todo ajskfhfjjf
January 28, 2018
Material en su mayoría repetido en los tomos 1 y 2 de la colección Young Justice de Norma. Incluye además, la primera aparición de Wonder Girl.
March 6, 2018
Demasiado adolescente. Se nota el cambio que tuvieron que hacerle a la serie animada
February 19, 2019
One star is reserved for books I can't even finish. This is sexist, the art is atrocious, and the plot isn't nearly compelling enough to make it worth it.
September 4, 2019
Fun and lighthearted, probably a five star if you can get all the 90's pop-culture references more than I can. The characters seem to be respected too. Recommended.
March 18, 2020
Extremely dated and pretty sexist. All the female characters feel like an after thought. There as a plot deviation to move the male characters story a long.
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